Should I see a massage therapist or chiropractor | Chiropractor San Francisco

Should I see a massage therapist or chiropractor | Chiropractor San Francisco
Whether a shoulder issue or low back complaint know which provider to go to and what the difference is.
What is the difference between chiropractic and massage?
What are the similarities?
Hear from someone who is both! Certain injuries are better suited for chiropractic or masseuse.
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About Dr. Noah Volz, DC, CMT
Dr. Noah Volz unique integration of yoga, massage, and ART® makes him a perfect fit for the ProActive Chiropractic approach.
Dr. Noah Volz teaching yoga since 2002, nutrition since 2006, and massage since 2008. His sixteen years of intense study of yoga and human movement is used every day to coach people like you in strategies that alleviate pain and improve performance. He has always loved solving problems and learning about the body.
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[@mikegiamalva321]

Bro leveled up from being an honest massage therapist to being a scam artist pretending to be a medical doctor

[@danilom951]

Cap

[@darianthompson5975]

​@danilom951 pretty much. Oh yeah that definitely bone cancer I feel it

[@ire1398]

Don’t see the second unless you see the first.

[@ProActiveChiro]

I strongly disagree if you’re implying never see a chiropractor first. I’m not sure what you’re basing that recommendation on. I’ve worked with incredible massage therapists and other chiropractors at the Olympic training center and at other high profile sporting events both are critically important and address different components to healing. One huge advantage of seeing a chiropractor first is they are training differential diagnosis and can order labs and imaging (x-rays, MRI, CT scan, etc) which massage therapists can’t do. With that said I wouldn’t say never see a massage therapist first. It truly depends on what’s going on and again usually teamwork makes the dream work😃. We work really closely with awesome sports massage folks in the Bay Area and that gets the patient better faster typically.

[@ire1398]

@@ProActiveChiro excuse me, I was unclear. Massage RIGHT before chiropractor and it goes better.

[@ProActiveChiro]

@@ire1398 Thanks for clarifying and sharing your experience. Yes, many patients do enjoy massage first but it’s not a universal rule. Take care.